The phrase "district housing" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it when referring to housing or living accommodations in a specific district or area, such as a neighborhood, town, or city. Example: The city is planning to build new district housing in the downtown area to accommodate the growing population.
Prices rose so quickly in the District of Columbia that the district housing authority evicted some low-income tenants and sold their apartments to finance other renovations.
At Radio Habana Social Club in the Mission district, housing rights activists gathered one recent evening for a drink.
In August, government troops entered the district housing the Tamil Tiger rebels' de facto capital, Kilinochchi, for the first time in 11 years.
District housing advocates and low-income tenants delivered a petition to Congress on Tuesday demanding that lawmakers reject Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson's proposal this spring to raise rents for the poorest Americans.
The bombing took place in the downtown district housing the cinemas where Africa's oldest film festival was taking place.
The video all seems to come from surveillance cameras, which would have been posted throughout the district housing the Saudi Consulate and other diplomatic missions.
A solar thermal power plant is used for heating district houses with borehole seasonal energy storage.
Chatsworth - the stateliest of stately homes - is the greatest of the Peak District houses.
West of Chicago, Republicans also hope to win back the 14th congressional district house seat they had long held.
Tumblr's offices are in the Flatiron district, housed on two floors in an old building with rough wooden floors.
The Addison is in the historic Fernandina Beach district, housed in a Victorian mansion that was built for a wealthy merchant.
